50th Anniversary Celebration at State Street M E Church
The 50th anniversary exercises begin Sunday at 9 a.m. with a Love Feast led by Rev. Micah Jalbot and Rev. T Snowden Thomas. George H Pack will read a church history review. A sermon is set for the afternoon by Rev. Willard Mallalieu and Sunday evening talk by Rev. Coulins. A reception Monday features Mascagni's Mandolin Club with 15 pieces. The fall orchestra of seven mandolins and other instruments performs. The celebration ends Wednesday evening Sept 19, with committees working to make it memorable.
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State Street M. E
Micah Jalbot
D. D
T. Snowden Thomas
George H. Pack
Willard F. Mallalieu
Rounds-Harvey Wedding At St Marys Parochial Residence
Frank A. Rounds and Miss Helen Elizabeth Harvey, popular town residents, were wed on Wednesday at 8 pm at St Marys parochial residence. Rev Charles Edwards performed the ceremony attended by the brides sister and groomsman. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home on Congregational street with close relatives. The couple left for Providence and a New York honeymoon, then will reside at Wood and Cottage streets. The bride is the National India Rubber Company stitcher and daughter of Mr. and Mrs Owen Harvey. the groom is a sailmaker at the Hammers Hoft company and son of Mr. and Mrs Eugene A. Rounds.
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Frank A. Rounds
Helen Elizabeth Harvey
St. Mary's
Charles Edwards
Frank Davis
David
Congregational Street
Banny
Providence
New York
Rounds
Wood
Cottage Streets
Owen Harvey
National India Rubber Company
Eugene A. Rounds
Church Street
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Smith-Belle wedding in St Marys church Newport
Alexander Smith of Newport and Miss Cora Relis of this town were married at St Marys church at 7 30 Tuesday morning. Rev performed the ceremony and nuptial mass followed. The bride wore illnajon lace and a white Picture hat. bridesmaid Miss Lena M Belle and best man Francis J Goldie. A wedding breakfast was held at the bride’s parents home 29 State Street. The couple left by afternoon train for a short wedding trip and will reside in Newport.
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Alexander Smith
Newport
Cora Relis
St. Mary’s Church
Charles Edwards
Lena M. Belle
Francis J. Goldie
Edward E. Belle
State Street
Historic Warren Bell Shipped for Recasting
The Warren town bell once cast by Paul Revere and tied to local ownership disputes was shipped to a Troy New York bell foundry. The cracked bell, believed to be damaged by an electric belt, was removed and melted with other stock to form a larger bell for future use by the Baptist church belfry.
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Warren
Troy
N.Y
The
Baptist Church
Paul Revere
Boston
Nicholas Campbell
Annual Visitation to Wampanoag Encampment No 9
Grand Patriarch Seth M. Albro and Grand Officers of the Grand Encampment I O O F visited Wampanoag Encampment No 9 10 O B at Odd Fellows Hall. Present were Grand High Priest James A Makepiese Grand Sentinel R L Dornheim Grand Marshal James L Bowen. Speeches followed by a business session and a fine collation.
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I. O
O. F
Wampanoag
Odd Fellows Hall
Seth M. Albro
James A.makepiese
R. L. Dornheim
James L. Bowen
Town Committees Discharged In Democratic Power Move
The executive Democratic State Central Committee passed resolutions condemning Bristol and West Greenwich town committees and declared they had ceased to exist. It authorized a caucus to elect new town committees and delegates for the state convention, with the chair and secretary to issue the call and set dates. Bristol leaders deny a deal, while the plan aims to install compliant members. Bristol Democratic committee members include Edward Christie Thomas Brides John McElvogue and Francis Ryan. McElvogue is a State Central committee member.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Bristols
West Greenwich
State Central Committee
State Central Committees
Bristol
Democratic Town Committee
Edward ¥. Christie
Thomas Brides
John McElvogue
John J. Byres
Francis Ryan
McElvogue
State Gentral Committee
Dogs Come High Sometimes in a Bristol Neck Tale
A Bristol Neck resident recalls a Gordon Setter puppy bought for a family and traded for 100 quarts of milk per day until the dog bit fowls and proved costly. The piece ends with an ad for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup sold by W. H. Buffington.
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Bristol Neck
Kennedy
W. H. Buffington
Industrial Trust Company Letter of Credit Offer
The Industrial Trust Company presents itself as a global banker for travelers offering personal bank accounts abroad with access to funds in the local currency. It advertises a letter of credit that can be issued without further identification and for any amount the traveler desires in the currency of the destination country.
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R. I
Uniontrust Conp
Providence, R. I
Staples Goal Company
COAL
MOORE
F. T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Sts
Richmond St
E’st
Charles_ St
Beethe
Hope Street
Bristol -Granite Company Granite, and Marble Works
Hope
Perry Streets
Poppasquash Road
Bristol, R. I
M. E
Harvey
Smith
Belle
Historic
Warren Bell
the Industrial Trust Company
Merchants National Bank
Westminster Street
Capital
Royal Craft
Moses J. Barber
Sam's R. Dorrance
Frank A. Greene
Vagular Nrisa
Hope Drug Company
Bristol, R. 1
Mrs. Williams
Church St. House
F. J. Murphy
Thames Street
Narragansett Electric Lighting CO
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